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These tests are meant to test the interoperability of PIC and nonpic objects for mips.
This table shows the various combinations and each case is tested by one of the nonpic tests.
Test Case The PIC code The non-PIC code The result (stub and/or PLT)
main-1.c nothing nothing Neither (trivial)
main-2.c nothing call only PLT entry
main-3.c nothing address taken only Neither (* But creating a PLT entry is valid)
main-4.c nothing address and call PLT entry
main-5.c call only nothing .MIPS.stubs entry
main-6.c call only call only .MIPS.stubs and PLT
main-7.c call only address taken only .MIPS.stubs (* Also creating a PLT entry is valid)
main-8.c call only address and call .MIPS.stubs and PLT entry
main-9.c address taken only nothing Neither
main-10.c address taken only call only PLT entry
main-11.c address taken only address taken only Neither (* But creating a PLT entry is valid)
main-12.c address taken only address and call PLT entry
main-13.c address and call nothing Neither
main-14.c address and call call only PLT entry
main-15.c address and call address taken only Neither (* But creating a PLT entry is valid)
main-16.c address and call address and call PLT entry
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